Android could soon offer app streaming, smartphones have been displaying a new energy label since June 20, an invisible scam is rife at gas stations, this is the recap of the week.
This week, we learned that Android could align itself with Samsung and Apple with a feature that has been expected for years. Whether online or at gas stations, scams are increasingly sophisticated and put your personal and banking data at risk. Good news, a new energy label is coming to smartphones and tablets sold in France. Finally, we take a look at the future of Black Panther in cinemas and the actor who could reprise the role.
A fake number appears on official websites: beware of this formidable scam
Scammers are exploiting sponsored links on Google to make a fake support number appear directly on official websites like Microsoft, Apple, or Netflix. The trap is difficult to spot because the address is the correct one, and only the number leads to a fake advisor who will try to get your login details, passwords, or bank details. A discreet but very well-oiled scam that we tell you all about in our dedicated news. Don't hesitate to take a look to find out how to protect yourself from phone support scams.
Read: This phone number is a scam, yet it appears on legitimate sites: how is this possible?
A popular actor could reprise the role of Black Panther in the cinema
While rumors With speculation about a Black Panther recast multiplying, Damson Idris's name is circulating as a candidate to play the new Black Panther in the MCU. Appearing on American television, the actor, currently starring in the film F1 with Brad Pitt, hinted that he'd be up for the role if Marvel offered him the role. There's no official word yet, but fans are already getting excited. The multiverse could allow Marvel to bring back the character of T'Challa without betraying Chadwick Boseman's legacy.
Read: We finally have an idea of the actor who will reprise the role of Black Panther in the cinema (and it's a good surprise)
An invisible scam spotted at a gas station
An investigation conducted in the Paris region revealed the presence of a skimmer hidden in a gas station in Vitry-sur-Seine. This small device captures your banking data without your knowledge while you fill up. The criminals then collect the information to withdraw money abroad. Invisible to the naked eye, this device cannot be detected by users. We advise you to monitor your accounts after each trip to the pump.
Read: Beware of gas stations, these scammers have a foolproof method for stealing your bank card while you fill up
Smartphones and tablets have been displaying a new energy label since June 20
Since Friday June 20, 2025, a new energy label will become mandatory on all smartphones and tablets sold in France. It replaces the old repairability index and displays more comprehensive information on the device's battery life, repairability, and durability. Visit our dedicated news to discover the information displayed and the devices that are currently exempt from this new energy label.
Read: Smartphones, tablets... everything you need to know about the new energy label and what it means for your purchases
A highly anticipated feature is coming to Android: app streaming
A new feature called “App Cast” has been spotted in Google Play Services. It would allow you to stream an Android app from one device to another, without having to install it again. A highly anticipated feature that would allow Google to catch up with Apple and Samsung by making app sharing as easy as sharing content. For now, the feature is in the testing phase and has not yet been officially announced.
Read: Android finally decides to catch up with Samsung and Apple on this ultra-practical feature
Our tests of the week
Marshall Minor IV: good style, but a sound that lacks balance
The Marshall Minor IV rely on an iconic and neat design, an experience without ANC and several tools to preserve the battery. Unfortunately, the total lack of sound isolation, the limited sound volume and the erased treble prevent these earphones from being versatile and suitable for a noisy environment. Undeniable strengths but an average final score. Be careful, the Marshall Minor IV are not suitable for small ears.
Read: Marshall Minor IV review: headphones with lots of tone but little power
MSI Force GC300 Wireless: a customizable controller but too many compromises
MSI's GC300 Wireless offers quite a few options for gamers who like to personalize their experience, particularly through its software and adjustable triggers. But compared to an official Xbox controller offered at a similar price, it struggles to convince in terms of comfort, stick precision, and finish. Consider MSI's GC300 Wireless only if customization is a priority for you and you don't want to spend too much.
Read: MSI Force GC300 Wireless review: what is this controller worth for less than 60 euros?
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